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• Add memory to HP ENVY Phoenix 800 - 070st - free space for the locations of memory behind the radiator.

  Hello

  I ordered a HP ENVY Phoenix 800 - 070st with 16 GB of memory and is to be delivered Friday. My question is how much clearance is here to the sticks of memory in the slots behind the radiator and the radiator has to be removed for adding memory to these two locations. Will it take low memory footprint, or is there room for mem sticks with heat sinks. It won't be here until next week, if just trying to plan ahead.

  Thank you

  Bryan

  Gateb, welcome to the forum.

  I can't find any warnings about any of your concerns in the specs of HP.  However, having said that, I suggest wait you receive the computer to make purchases.  HP isn't necessarily embracing third-party updates.  Memory performance with heat sinks can be very important, as you know, or you have asked the question.  Better safe than sorry.  Just my $. 02.

  Moreover, it is a great computer.

  If your problem is solved, please click "accept as a Solution.

• HP ENVY PHOENIX 800-060: the gtx 1060 is compatible with phoenix want 800-060?

  I want to upgrade my graphics card to my phoenix envy hp 800-060 of the 645 to a 1060 6 GB gtx gtx, but I don't know if it's compatible or fit in my computer...

  Hello! @charline1, thank you for visiting the Forums from the HP Support!

  I understand that you need to know if you can upgrade the graphics card to gtx1060 on your PC.

  Given that the motherboard supports the PCIe x 16 slot gtx1060 graphics card is compatible with your PC, you can upgrade the graphics card.

  I hope that answers your query!

  See you soon!

• HP Envy Phoenix 800-060 BIOS update

  HP came out with an update of the bios for my PC, when I ran the update looks like it took, but it seems that it is still the old bios version number.  The list I see is dated 80.07 from 05/06/13.  According to me, it should have updated the bios to version 80.20.  Any ideas?  Thank you.

  Kevin

  Hello

  Review of HP posted below the article. If secure boot is enabled, disable save settings. You should see a confirmation screen, forcing you to enter the number.

  HP Secure Boot Windows 8 themes

  Now try upgrading the BIOS.

• need screws for hard drive for HP Envy Phoenix 800-060

  Where can I order some of these guide of cylinder head screws that you screw on the sides of a new drive, so it will slide along the rails and lock in place in the internal slots 3.5 "? No extra charges not supplied with my computer. I need to install 2 drives more then need 8 screws (4 screws by the reader).

  I called the computer of our local Mom & Pop shop and they offered to sell me a dozen screws for $1. I guess that's the only way. HP does not have.

• What are some possible PSU that can fit into a HP Envy Phoenix 800-030qe

  I'm looking for a new power supply and a GPU soon. It is difficult to tell an image on the internet if she will agree even with the dimensions of the case and the power supply. What I really would like to, it is MI CoolMaster V850 because will change from the GPU and everything to come. ID rather go a lot on what I bad finish to help and have some extra, then buy a new one when I start to change things more. No position would be great. I was looking at the GPU was the EVGA GTX 750ti FTW. Thank you

  This is the basic material: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03804605

  Hello

  The EVGA NVIDIA GTX 750ti should work without modification of the power supply.  Save you money and keep the HP 600 watt PSU.

  HP Secure Boot Windows 8 themes Computer does not start after the installation of a video (Windows 8) card  

• HP ENVY PHOENIX 800-030qe: the system recovery media does not support this computer

  Hello!

  I can't recover to factory settings using recovery media (4 DVD) after changing HD (the previous device has crashed/broken).  The message is: "the media recovey system does not support this computer. You are not able to restore this system with this media. »

  So, what should I do?

  Thank you very much.

  Luiz Borges

  Upgrade the BIOS/downgrade will not fix it unfortunately.

• HP ENVY Phoenix 800-019eb (ENERGY STAR) desktop PC (E3H43EA)

  Hello

  In this PC is a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 with integrated graphics Intel HD Graphics 4600 (GT2).

  I wonder if it is possible to extend this PC with exactly the same graphics card with this integrated graphics card.

  It is not possible.  Intel does not PCI express video cards.

  Integrated graphics is a HD graphic chip, not a card, which is built into the chipset of the motherboard.

  Best regards
  ERICO

• Can I install a 3rd hard drive (SSD) on my desire to Phoenix 800?

  Hi, I just bought a Phoenix 800-089 wanted and I was wondering if I could use for an another SSD expansion Bay?

  There are already an SSD installed and do not know if the expansion Bay would allow another?

  If so, do I need to purchase a support of editing or something else so he can adapt?

  Thanks for your help.

  The HP ENVY Phoenix 800-089 desktop has space for three 3.5 hard drives "and two optical drives 5.25". Using the adapter rails, you can install a 2.5 SSD "in the third-party hard disk or in the second Bay oprtical Bay. A set of 2.5 "to 3.5" adapter may have been provided with your new SSD. If this isn't the case, any computer and/or electronic store will be available adapters.

  If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• Upgrade my HP ENVY Phoenix 810qe desktop computer

  Hi I have a HP ENVY Phoenix computer desktop with Windows 8.1 810qe

  Can I replace my NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745? With the NEW NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970?

  You are welcome.  I am sure that you will be very satisfied.

• HP ENVY Phoenix 810-230qe fails intermittently load Win 8.1 at startup

  I've had my HP ENVY Phoenix 810-230qe with Windows Pro 8.1 for a little over a month now.  I love the computer, but I had a problem.  Sometimes at startup, the HP logo will appear on the screen of the monitor and that's where things stop.  Windows 8.1 does not attempt to load.

  The first time this happened, I turned off the computer after a few minutes, then started again, but it's the same thing.  After having thought about it for a few minutes, I turn it off again, then turned on the power and you press ESC several times to get the boot menu appears.  Then I pressed F9 to get to boot device Options. The list of the options I have are:

  • UEFI boot sources

  Windows Boot Manager

  UEFI: IPv4 Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller

  UEFI: IPv6 Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller

  • Sources of boot legacy

  In this list, I chose Windows Boot Manager and press ENTER.  The HP logo reappeared and then Windows 8.1 began, to my relief.

  Since then, it happened again a number of other times, but in no set model.  Sometimes it loads Windows without problem, while other times it does not.  I'm now ESC, F9, the Windows boot manager selection quickly when this happens and it loads Windows and all is well.

  Anyone have any ideas on what is the cause or what to do to fix the problem?

  Hello

  Which should not happen with your new PC.

  Shut down the system and check mother HHD or SSD/card power and data connections.

  You can also start to the start menu and run UEFI HDD and component diagnostics.

  Try to reset the BIOS by default. Try a different cable SATA 3.0.

  If you find some mistakes of disc/component and wiring is secure, save all the necessary data and do a factory restore or use Windows Recovery and do a Reset.

  If the problem persists after a restored factory (Reset), then you have a type of hardware problem. Could be the SATA controller on South Bridge or some other motherboard fault. A restore successful factory (the problem disappears) should eliminate all corruption software reserved System / Boot partition.

  You should probably contact HP support for warranty assistance if the problem persists after a factory restore.

  Jaco

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• Want to 810qe of Phoenix: upgrade graphics card on desktop HP Envy Phoenix 810qe

  If earlier I wanted a new Phoenix 810qe Desktop (windows version 8) with the following customizations: 4th gen Intel i7 - 4790 k @4.0 Ghz, 16 GB DDR3 - 1600 Mhz (2 DIMM), 2 TB 7200 RPM SATA Hard Drive, cache SSD 16 GB mSATA, HP WLAN 802.11 DB 2 x MCard BT WIDI 2 ac, 15 in 1 Multi Media Card Reader slot , 6 USB ports (front/back), Audio [before 4USB2.0, 2USB3.0 top of the page], 4 GB Nvidia GeForce GTX 745. I want to know if I could put in an Nvidia Geforce GTX 980 instead of the 745 GTX graphics card. Reading this post on the forum (http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Desktop-Hardware/Upgrade-My-HP-ENVY-Phoenix-810qe-Desktop/td-p/4679014) I know that the computer has a power of 500w. But in the post, that it seemed that the person asking the question just had basic computer and had not adapted it, and I still have to wonder if the customization that I did for my computer took more watts of the PSU.  Now that I know that the GTX 980 would need 500 all the watts that my computer can offer that I want to know if my computer is perhaps still able to run this beast of a GPU. Anyone have any ideas? If this isn't the case, I think I can just settle for a Geforce GTX 960 because who needs to 400 w of total power of the system. But I'm not even sure that would work on my current computer either. Any help?

  Hello

  HP Partsurfer has the NVIDIA GTX 980 in stock.

• Windows 7 Pro the Envy Phoenix

  We have 3 new machines feel like Phoenix with 8.1 responsible Pro, but there are many questions prompting on our corporate domain.  Would it not possible to downgrade to 7 Pro and use the drivers provided by a similar system?

  HP ENVY Phoenix 810 - computer 130qe is a consumer computer and can be configured with Windows 8 or Windows 8 Pro. While you can have right of demotion with Windows 8 Pro, HP is not required to provide the media and/or the product keys of Windows for the downgrade. A you have purchased a HP Business Class computer, ordered with Windows 7 Pro installed and a set of Windows 8/Rocovery restore discs included, or vice versa.

  Your best options are at this point

  (1) install Windows 7 Professional by using a genuine copy of the installation of this version of Windows Media. Activate Windows 7 Professional by using a Volume License Key Management Service (KMS). The KMS service will be able to activate your system by checking the pre-installed product key. This will require VLK of the company to appear on computers.

  or

  (2) get the genuine Windows 7 Professional installation media and the corresponding product key. You may need to purchase a copy of the product full package of the downgrade to Windows from a retailer. Install Windows 7 Professional. Type the product key when you are prompted to do so. If the software is already enabled, you can not activate it online. In this case, the Activation Support local phone number will be displayed. Dial the number and explain the circumstances. When it is determined that you have a qualifying Windows license, the customer service representative will provide a non-reusable activation code to activate the software. Note that Microsoft does not provide a full product key in this scenario.

  How downgrade from Windows 8;

  How to switch your PC

  Your OEM will have the best information on how to downgrade your specific PC and in some cases, may decide to send you the installation media or a PC that has the downgrade operating system already installed.
  Note Microsoft or OEM is obliged to ensure the media for the downgrade.
  To perform the downgrade on your PC yourself, follow these steps:

  1. Change the settings so that the computer starts in legacy BIOS mode.
  
  Note If you want to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro later and want all the features of Windows 8 Pro, you must change the setting of native UEFI BIOS before installing Windows 8 Pro. This is also true if you upgrade to Windows 8 Pro on a PC that was sold to you with the preinstalled downgrade.
• Some manufacturers prior to inject the product key for Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business in the BIOS for just such an occasion. If your OEM did this on your PC, you can take only one of the following actions:
  • Install Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business using the recovery media for this version of Windows that has been provided by the OEM even. Your system is automatically by using the product key that has been injected into the BIOS.
  • Install Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Business with an authentic copy of the installation of this version of Windows Media. Your system is automatically by using the product key that has been injected into the BIOS.
  • Activate your copy of Windows 7 Professional or Windows Vista Professional using a Volume License Key Management Service (KMS). The KMS service will be able to activate your system by checking the pre-installed product key.
• If your OEM has not injected of your product key in the BIOS of your PC, follow these steps:
  1. Get authentic professional installation of Windows 7 or Windows Vista professional support and the corresponding product key. You may need to purchase a copy of the product full package of the downgrade to Windows from a retailer.
  2. Insert the media to downgrade from Windows version in the PC and follow the installation instructions.
  3. Type the product key when you are prompted to do so. If the software is already enabled, you can not activate it online. In this case, the Activation Support local phone number will be displayed. Dial the number and explain the circumstances. When it is determined that you have a qualifying Windows license, the customer service representative will provide a non-reusable activation code to activate the software. Note that Microsoft does not provide a full product key in this scenario.

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.

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• HP Envy Phoenix 810-130qe: Beats Audio Control Panel is missing after upgrade to Windows 10 anniversary

  OK I need help with my HP Envy Phoenix 810-130qe desktop computer. My pc came with Windows Pro 8.1 and it had an audio panel where you can set the audio beats. When Windows 10 came out I've upgraded to Pro 10 Windows and my control panel audio beats was still on my pc and worked very well. Then, when Windows 10 anniversary came out August 2 my pc automatically updated for the anniversary edition. Everything was normal, but my control panel audio beats had disappeared and I was able to find it anywhere. Do anyone knows how I can get it back or if there is no driver I can download to get it.

  Hello:

  If the W8.1 driver does not work, this W10 IDT audio driver should restore function Audio Beats.

  This package provides the Tempo IDT High Definition Audio Driver for assumption of office models that are running a supported operating system.

  File name: sp71717.exe

• HP Envy Phoenix h9-1330: No. IDT pilot = no sound in Windows 10

  Hello

  Currently I am fuming with frustration because last night I noticed my Audio Beats Panel was missing and when I searched for it in the menu start he says that the shortcut has been lost. I searched these forums very and advice provided to completely uninstall the IDT Audio driver, reboot and let Windows Update to reinstall the driver. However, when I came back to my computer tonight, Windows Update does not update and I have no sound driver, therefore, no noise. Since I was on Windows 10, HP chose not to create a driver on their Web site for my specific computer beyond Windows 8.1. Could someone help me please, I already made the decision that I would never buy a computer ever pre-engineered, much less a HP, but to make this last a bit more someone can you please tell me how I can get my IDT Audio Driver back as well as the Beats Audio Control Panel on Windows 10 64 Bit for the HP Envy Phoenix h9-1330.

  Thank you.

  sp71717 is an audio driver IDT W10.

  FTP://FTP.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp71501-72000/sp71717.html

  sp71918 is only for notebook PC with the IDT.

  If you do a search in the forum Office IDT Windows 10, you'll see a lot of messages from members with similar PC ' where sp71717 works.

  Here's one for example yesterday.  There is no audio driver IDT W10 for referenced either model.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-audio/beats-audio-missing-after-Windows-10-update/m-p/5795402#M55499

  Probably the registry is damaged, as you have tried so many drivers.

  The only suggestion I can offer at this point is to right click on uninstall to select a problem IDT HD audio device, check the driver uninstall, restart the PC and try again sp71717.

  If that works, for now you can have his base by performing the following steps...

  Go to Device Manager and click to expand the category of audio, video and game controllers device.

  1. Select IDT High Definition Audio CODEC under this category.

  2. Select the driver tab.

  3. click on Update Driver... button.

  4-> select Browse my computer for driver software.

  5. Select-> Let pick me from a list of drivers for devices on my computer.

  6. Select Audio device high definition (not IDT high def...)  "This is important). and click Next.

  A warning message may appear, but click Yes.

  7 Windows has updated your driver software.

  8 restart the PC.

  The key is step 6.